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TN2P with the Business and Industry Council for Emergency Planning and Preparedness (BICEPP)

In this episode of Theory Into Practice, host Dan Scott interviews members of the Business and Industry Council for Emergency Planning and Preparedness (BICEPP). The guests include Chris Wright (President), Tim Padilla (Vice President, Private Sector), and Brenda Rodriguez (Vice President, Public Sector). The discussion covers BICEPP's history, its role in Los Angeles emergency preparedness, and the importance of public-private partnerships. Brenda announces her new role, and the group emphasizes the value of networking and sharing resources. They also discuss the annual awards gala, training events, and ways to get involved with BICEPP. Contact details for further information are provided. 00:00 Welcome and Introduction 00:28 Meet the BICEP Team 01:01 Breaking News: New VP Announcement 01:29 History of BICEPP 06:01 BICEP's Role in Public Sector Support 12:50 Public-Private Partnerships 15:44 Networking and Events 19:08 Membership Benefits and Opportunities 22:46 Importance of Preparedness and Recovery 24:07 Membership and Community Engagement 24:58 Encouraging Participation and Membership 26:28 Programs and Events for Non-Members 28:14 Recognizing Excellence: BICEP Awards 31:19 The Annual Gala: A Night of Celebration 37:49 Final Thoughts and Contact Information Business & Industry Council for Emergency Planning & Preparedness (BICEPP) Website: https://bicepp.org/ [https://bicepp.org/] Email: info@bicepp.org [info@bicepp.org] Connect with me on LinkedIn: Danie Scott [https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielscotttn2p/] & Theory-N2-Practice [https://www.linkedin.com/company/96965940/admin/dashboard/]

TN2P with IAEM Region 1 President David Muse Jr.

Emergency Management Leadership & Professional Development with David Muse In this episode of Theory-N2-Practice, host Dan Scott interviews David Muse, the Assistant Director of Emergency Management at UMass Lowell. They discuss their experiences in the Planning Practitioners Program (PPP), the benefits of working in emergency management within higher education, and David's transition into the field. The conversation covers the importance of networking within emergency management, the upcoming IAEM initiatives, and the significance of professional development and credentialing within the field. David also shares his vision and platform as he runs for the Second Vice President of IAEM-USA, emphasizing the need to strengthen the organization, advance professional development, and redefine the role of emergency management as an organizational imperative. This episode provides valuable insights for anyone interested in or currently working in emergency management. Connect with David Muse: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-muse-jr-mpa-cem%C2%AE-mep-7a14551a/  IAEM Email: USARegion1President@iaem.com

TN2P with Stephanie Hunt and Hunt Strategic Solutions

From Public to Private: Stephanie Hunt's Journey in Emergency Management Join us in this episode of Theory-N2-Practice as we delve into an insightful conversation with Stephanie Hunt, an expert in emergency management with over 25 years of experience. Stephanie shares her journey from lifeguard and EMT to working for FEMA and the US Department of State, and now owning her consulting firm, Hunt Strategic Solutions. Discover how she transitioned from the public sector to the private sector and her focus on strategic planning and crisis communications for senior leaders. Learn valuable lessons on how education and diverse experiences shape effective emergency management practices. Tune in for a deep dive into the world of emergency management and strategic solutions. Connect with Stephanie Hunt on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniehuntstrategicsolutions/  Connect with Theory-N2-Practice on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/theory-n2-practice/?viewAsMember=true  Email: info@theoryn2practice.com  Webpage: theoryn2practice.com

TN2P with E Weeks a.k.a Elizabeth Weeks-Comeau

Join Dan Scott on Theory-N2-Practice as he interviews Elizabeth Weeks, a dedicated professional navigating her emergency management journey. Elizabeth shares her unique background in education, event management, and working as an EMT, which equipped her for her current role as an Emergency Preparedness Coordinator at a critical access hospital. She discusses her pursuit of the Certified Emergency Manager (CEM) certification and the importance of mentorship for new disaster coordinators. Elizabeth also teases her upcoming presentation at the Theory-N2-Practice Leadership Summit, where she'll provide tools and strategies for emerging emergency management professionals. Don't miss out on this inspiring conversation filled with valuable insights! Connect with E. Weeks on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/e-weeks-b4171032/  Sign-Up for the TN2P Summit: https://theoryn2practice.com/summit-sign-up

TN2P with Guest Arthur Simental

In this enlightening episode of Theory-N2-Practice, Arthur Simental shares his journey through emergency management, from his start as a first responder to his current roles as a professor, researcher, and consultant. We delve into Arthur's creation of Disaster War Gaming, a revolutionary tool designed to improve emergency preparedness through interactive, science-backed tabletop exercises. The conversation also explores Arthur's ambitious initiative, the US Emergency and Disaster Management Congress, which aims to professionalize the field of emergency management through standardization and self-governance. Join us as we discuss today's pressing need for visibility, legitimacy, and professional development in emergency management. Connect with Arthur: https://www.linkedin.com/in/arthursimental/  https://simentalindustries.com/